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1 høytstående
adj. high (f.eks.a high officer, official
) adj. high-ranking, of high rank (f.eks. ) adj. highly-placed adj. superior, high-placed adj. high, high rank, high-ranking, superior -
2 bortsatt
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3 innta
take, take* * *verb. consume (f.eks.He consumed huge quantities of meat and beer.
) verb. eat (f.eks.He ate his lunch at one o'clock.
) verb. take (f.eks.take a strong dose of cough medicine
) verb. take, take up (f.eks.the position taken by the senator, the attitude taken up by the Government
) verb. place oneself in (f.eks.She placed herself in a graceful attitude.
) verb. (militær) take, capture (f.eks. ) verb. (militær) carry (f.eks. ) verb. partake of -
4 jord
Земля-en* * *earth, earth, land, soil, land* * *subst. [ jordoverflaten] ground (f.eks.it lay on the ground, he placed it on the ground
) subst. [ stoffet] earth (f.eks.a lump of earth, scrape up a handful of earth; his hands were full of earth
) subst. [ jordbunn] soil (f.eks.fertile soil, barren soil
) subst. [mots. av vann] land, earth (f.eks. ) subst. [ kloden] earth (f.eks.the earth revolves round the sun
), globe subst. [ eiendom] land (f.eks.all the land was in the hands of great landowners, grant land to ex-soldiers
) subst. [ avleder for elektrisitet] earth, (amer.) ground (dyrket jord) cultivated land, land under cultivation (et stykke jord) a piece of land (falle i god jord) fall on fertile ground, (fig. også) be well received (f.eks. the joke was not well received by (innviet jord) consecrated ground (økologi) (sur jord) acid soil (tung jord) heavy soil (dyrket jord) cultivated land -
5 malplassert
adj. ill-timed, ill-placed, untimely, out of place (f.eks.this criticism is out of place
) adj. misplaced -
6 passepartout
subst. passepartout (Cardboard cut-out that is placed over a picture before the glass and frame) -
7 underlagt
(være underlagt) be placed under, be subject to
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-placed — [[t] ple͟ɪst[/t]] 1) COMB in ADJ GRADED placed combines with adverbs to form adjectives which describe how well or badly someone is able to do a particular task. A member of the Royal Commission on Criminal Justice, Miss Rafferty is well placed… … English dictionary
Placed — Place Place, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Placed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Placing}.] [Cf. F. placer. See {Place}, n.] 1. To assign a place to; to put in a particular spot or place, or in a certain relative position; to direct to a particular place; to fix; to… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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placed — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. established, settled, fixed, located, based, allotted, rated, allocated, deposited, lodged, quartered, planted, set, arranged, stowed, stored, installed, situated, implanted, set up, ordered; see also resting 2 … English dictionary for students
placed — pleɪs n. location, position; standing, position; role, function v. put, lay; lodge, house; nominate; appoint, charge with … English contemporary dictionary
